Enterprise Technology Records

Dell’Oro Group projects FWA revenues to advance 10% in 2025 and subscriptions to exceed 191 million by 2029.

Acronis launched Archival Storage, an S3-compatible archival service for MSPs and SMBs with integrated billing and no egress fees.

Allot Ltd and Compax Venture integrated NetworkSecure and OffNetSecure into Compax Venture’s MVNO offering for brand communities.

Frost & Sullivan named NETSCOUT its 2025 Global Company of the Year in network monitoring for real-time visibility and performance assurance.

The Linux Foundation’s CAMARA project released a white paper on using MCP and network APIs to enable network-aware AI applications.

Atos partnered with the World DanceSport Federation to develop digital services and a ticketing platform for DanceSport events.

Vertiv released the Vertiv Frontiers report identifying macro forces and five trends affecting data center design and operations.

Samsung Electronics presented its Digital Appliances vision at CES 2026, detailing Bespoke AI devices and regional 2026 plans.

SEALSQ Corp tested post-quantum cryptography in robotics with WISeRobot.ch at a Jan. 21, 2026 Davos roundtable.

Pax8 named Avery Moon as chief technology officer to lead engineering strategy and advance its AI-driven Marketplace for SMBs.

American National Standards Institute launched the U.S. Standards Strategy 2025 as a national blueprint for standards and international engagement.

Broadcom Inc. introduced the BCM4918 APU and BCM6714/6719 dual‑band Wi‑Fi 8 radios to support AI applications in the home.

Ambarella launched its Developer Zone to give partners access to tools, models and blueprints for building and deploying edge AI.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. convened leaders at CES 2026 to discuss smart home interoperability, SmartThings scale and HSB collaboration.

Advantech integrated Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors into its industrial motherboards and Edge AI computers to support edge AI workloads.

SEALSQ Corp said its C-suite would visit five Indian cities Jan. 5–9 to pursue post-quantum semiconductor center and satellite work.

Global Times examined why allocating resources now to future industries mattered, citing China’s R&D scale and planning.

NTT East planned to launch a 25 Gbps FTTH service in Tokyo starting March 2026 to provide faster residential broadband.

Huawei launched ICNMaster MDAF to support core network high stability, citing risks to users and citing GlobalData statistics on service interruptions.

Space Development Agency awarded Lockheed Martin a contract for 18 Tranche 3 Tracking Layer satellites valued over $1 billion.